Rebels Reluctant To Fight By Day
Report describes Viet Cong avoidance of daytime ambushes in a recent operation. Villagers found anti American graffiti and signs calling for killing American invaders weapons. Saigon denied talk of peace negotiations and warned against communism and neutralism. China hailed the battle as a victory while urging continued pressure on South Vietnam.
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Saigon
Tran van Huong
China
Binh Gia
Peking People’s Daily
Panic Claim in Freighter Abandonment During Sinking
Capt Frederick Mohle testified 38 crewmen deserted the Smith Voyager in a single lifeboat without orders, calling it a panic as a Coast Guard board investigates the Sea tragedy that killed four. Dramatic photos show sailors scrambling in the swamped lifeboat after the freighter broke up 700 miles from Beat.
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NEW York
Frederick Mohle
Whitestone
Queens
N. Y
Coast Guard
Mohle
Long Beach
Calif
Associated Press
Man Survives One Mile Plunge Through Drain To Bay
William John Selkirk, 54, a workman clearing debris, fell into a storm sewer and was flushed a mile to San Francisco Bay. Police say he emerged nearly unharmed after wedging his way out near the drain mouth.
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Surlingams
Valif
San Francisto Bay
William John Selkirk
Selkirk
Scranton Vows Bold Start as House Faces Change
Governor Scranton warned of feuding and a difficult start with a Democratic controlled House on Jan 15 1967. He said partisan aims may hinder progress and urged responsible judgment. Republicans praised the speech while Democrats framed it as more Democratic than Republican. The legislature faces a September 1 reapportionment deadline under one person one vote and a court order.
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Scranton
Senate
Kbans
Republcan
Stanley G. Stroup
Rep
K. Lerry Irvis
Democrats
House Caucus
Seraftoh
House
House Democrats
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Mountaine Keystone Gas Offer Ends March
Free glass with eight gallon minimum gas purchase at Mount Ains Keystone service. unclear details read from damaged OCR.
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Libby Glass
Mountain
Keystone
Flood threats rise as California floods expand across counties
Northern California endures renewed flood danger with melting snow, high mountains cooling plan, and Governor Brown seeking federal aid. Amid this, 85 mph winds hit Mt Tamalpais, landslides strand roads, a light plane crash causes outages, and I 80 closures persist in the High Sierra while legislators sort leadership and a pause before late January sessions.
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Red Bluff
Eureka
California Coast Range
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
California
Alpine
Yolo
Lake
President Johnson
Mt. Tamalpais
Golden Gate Bridge
Marin County
Bay Area
San Carlos
High Sierra
Interstate 80
Crawford Eyes County Juvenile Detention Home Plan
Crawford County aims to build a juvenile detention facility in 1965 with site selection and an architect. Ralph H. Wagner says state and federal funds may be pursued for matching grants and construction could begin this year if funds are available. The plan envisions housing 10 to 15 youths with staff living quarters and a secure cell.
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Meadville
Crawford County
Ralph H. Wagner
Board of County Commissioners
Wagner
P. Richard Thomas
Robert L. Walker
Lawrence
Beaver
Schedule of election filing and voting deadlines
Last day to file objections to nomination petitions March 29. March 29 is next, to register to vote in the primary and to change party enrollment or address cards. March 29 first day to apply for absentee ballots. March 31 last day to file in dependent nomination petitions. May 18 primary election. May 11 and May 18 deadlines for absentee and disabled voters. May 21 election board canvass. May 24 first day to register for November vote. May 28 absentee ballot count begins at 10 am.
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Secre
Memoirs Of Valachi Reveals Underworld Secrets
Justice Department weighs releasing The Real Thing by Joseph Valachi a 1200 page memoir written in jail. Valachi who exposed the Cosa Nostra remains in solitary confinement as officials debate rights of publication and safety concerns.
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Justice Department
Joseph Valachi
District of Columbia
Senate
Cosa Nostra
Department
William G. Hundley
Valachi
Senate Committee
Hundley
Handley
Herbert J. Miller
Underworld
Marines to Train in Reflex One Exercise in Philippines
About 1 000 U S Marines will be flown from Okinawa to the Philippines this month for Reflex One a four day training operation. The 3rd Marine Division and parts of the Air Force 315th Air Division will participate.
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Manila
Okinawa
Philippines
U. S. Navy
3Rd Marine Division
U.S. Air Force
315Th Air Division
Bear Lake News Notes and Family Visits
Funeral held for Ray Pardee at Schoonover's in Sugar Grove last Thursday attended by local residents. Lucille Price visited Rev Bruce Price in Indiana. J C Manwaring family hosted New Year dinner with Clyde Manwaring family. Ostrander family and three children dined with Earl Smith family. Richard Price family from Barker New York visited their mother Lucille Price for New Year. Earl Smith's wife spent Monday with her parents in Jamestown.
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J. C. Manwaring
Bear Lake
Ray Pardee
Schoonover
Sugar *Grove
Lucille Price
Bruce Price
Indiana
Clyde Manwaring
Ostrander
Earl Smith
Richard’ Price
Barker
N. Y
Moncay
Jamesown
Water Under The Dam Continues To Frustrate Columbus
Columbus residents push to turn the dam area into a recreation site as political delays persist. Assemblyman Joseph Goldstein had praised plans with The Neilan Engineers of Somerset, but he lost reelection. A Fish Commission meeting is expected next Monday after Dean returns from Harrisburg.
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Columbus
Joseph Goldstein
Neilan Engineers
Somerset
Goldstein
Fish Commission
Dean
Meadville
Harrisburg
Lack Of Quick Trial Frees Man In Murder
Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules murder and burglary indictments against Stanley Klimek must be dismissed in Allegheny County for failure to grant a speedy trial. Indictments handed up in September 1963 and trial within 180 days were not honored, the court states, voiding the prosecution.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Stanley—Klimek
Allegheny County
Klimek
Butler
Michael A. Fagen
Hold Rites For Mrs G Engard
Mrs Grace W Engard's rites were held at St George Funeral Home with Rev Walter Gilliland officiating. Interment followed at Oakland Cemetery Warren after committal services led by Rev Ralph Romine. Bearers were Albert Cage Edward Rupp Robert Wolus and Clarence Huth. Attendees included the Engard family from Warren Corty area and friends from Corty. Cardinal Meyer hospitalized in Chicago for gall bladder trouble.
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Grace W. Engard
St. George Funeral Home
Walter Gilliland
First Methodist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Warren
Ralph Romine
Albert Cage
Edward Rupp
Robert Wolus
Clarence, Huth
Charles Engard
Debbie
Ronald Shank
Rene Doverspike
Corty
Chicago
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Indicted Klimek Appears as Burglary Sentence Sable
Klimek, jailed on burglary conviction, faced new formal charges that could be dismissed. Authorities noted the indictment while he remained in custody awaiting trial on the prior sentence.
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